Footprint of Child on Derrynane Beach
In case you’re wondering, this is Grace’s footprint: 4 years old, size 26, widefitting…
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In case you want to plan your visit to the southern part of Kerry, John O’Donoghue territory
Photograph of Office of Public Works (OPW) map on site…
Photographs of Kerry (contintued)
Derrynane Beach on Sunday morning in September 2009
Walking in garden of Daniel O’Connell’s house in Derrynane
Beara Peninsula in background
Yesterday I talked to someone who’s starting a post-graduate diploma in Chinese culture,business & language in University College Cork.
I thought that was spot on, just what the country needs: people able to deal with the Chinese.
However I was shocked to find out that there were unfilled places on the course. There are six doing the Diploma course and four doing a Masters. UCC couldn’t fill the places.
Is this an example of poor marketing by UCC?
Are Irish graduates unable to see that a post-graduate qualification in Chinese culture & business is incredibly appropriate to the world we’ll live in?
What’s going on? Maybe all post-graduate courses are struggling to fill places?
On every imaginable scale, this UCC course should be oversubscribed & have a waiting list… IMHO
